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Glide Number	Description	Date
DR-2010-000228-IDN	it occurred in 155 villages, 22 sub-districts of East Sumba District	2010-3-1
EP-2010-000227-KHM	Cholera had 449 cases, and 60 deaths	2010--
AC-2010-000226-IDN	A boat accident occurred in Boleng strait. 10 people killed and 23 people were missing.	2010-8-9
FL-1997-000534-MMR	Destroyed houses in N0.10,Myopaw Ward,Myikyina and killed 4 people on 9 July 1997.Properties worth 3,000 USD was lost to the flood.	1997-7-9
FL-2009-000274-IDN	Heavy rain caused the overflow of Cibeta river. It broke-down the Citarum dike in the village of Tunggakjati (sub-district of Karawang)and the Village of Kutaampal (sub-district of Batujaya). The Floods inundating 17 sub-districts, the water height 50-200 cm. It destroyed 40 houses, 17 houses destroyed partially, flooding 26770 of homes.	2009-1-15
FL-1997-000533-MMR	Paungpyin flood that destroyed houses in 5 villages in Sagaing Division on 11 July 1997.	1997-7-11
EQ-2009-000273-IDN	on 10/1/2009 08:52 AM UTC an earthquake occurred in Kerinci, Jambi. It destroyed 635 houses , and 874 houses destroyed partially.	2009-10-1
OT-2009-000272-IDN	A tidal wave was hit 6 Villages (Kubutambahan, Kemukus, Kalibukbuk, Banjar Asem, Bungkulan, and Sangsit. 340 houses were destroyed partially	2009-2-6
FL-1997-000532-MMR	Second major flood of Homalin in 1997 monsoon period, causing several damage to rural houses, villages roads and acres of crops in 63 villages.	1997-9-25
FL-2009-000271-IDN	It occurred at 18:30 pm, hit 11 villages in 5 districts (North Samarinda, Samarinda Hulu, Samarinda Hilir, Samarinda Seberang and Kujang River). The cause of the overflow of Karang Mumus river result of high rainfall intensity	2009-4-19
FL-2009-000270-IDN	A flood hit district Seluma, Bengkulu Province. It had inundated 319 houses.	2009-9-30
FF-2009-000269-IDN	11 people killed, 119 people injured, 1670 people affected, and 2810 people homeless. The flash flood caused by overflowing rivers in sub-distric Maloso Matili (9 villages), sub-district Wonomulyo (7 villages), Bulo (2 villages), Luyo, Tinambung, and Campalagia	2009-1-10
FL-1997-000531-MMR	One of the major flood in 1997,5 villages in 2 wards,9916 households,9950 families, 59594 people were affected and the total iosses were 9,000USD.	1997-7-8
VO-2010-000223-PHL	The Bulusan volcano in the central Philippines has been ejecting ash and steam since since 6 November 2010. According to the National Disaster Risk Reduction & Management Council (NDRRMC), at least 34 families, 205 persons, have already evacuated from Casiguran, Sorsogon so far.	2010-11-10
FL-2010-000219-PHL	Floods caused by continuous rains affected 117 families and 548 persons. Rescue teams were mobilized in search for the missing.	2010-11-3
TS-2010-000213-IDN	At least 160 people are missing from an Indonesian village that was pounded by an enormous wave after a 7.5 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Sumatra caused a local tsunami	2010-10-25
VO-2010-000214-IDN	Indonesia's Mount Merapi erupted 3 times on 22 Oct, causing thousands to flee; authorities had put an area 10 km around the crater on red alert on 25 Oct.	2010-10-26
EQ-2010-000213-IDN	on 10/25/2010 09:42 PM (local time)at least 96 people are missing from an Indonesian village that was pounded by an enormous wave after a 7.2 SR earthquake off the coast of Sumatra caused a local tsunami	2010-10-25
TC-2010-000211-MMR	Cyclone Giri made landfall in Rakhine State on 22 October, close to the town of Kyaukpyu. The Myanmar Red Cross indicates that at least 4,500 people have been affected.	2010-10-22
FF-2010-000207-KHM	The report from Banteay Meanchey province indicated that at 7:40PM on Friday 15 October 2010, rain flooding and water flooding from the collapse of the K5 dike caused floodwater to reach up to the roof of houses in Kaun Damrey village, O?Chrov district. The flooding forces the villagers to set up tents on the road to camp out. In Poipet city, electricity was cut off completely in order to avoid electrical shock.	2010-10-15

Glide Number

Description

Date

DR-2010-000228-IDN

it occurred in 155 villages, 22 sub-districts of East Sumba District

2010-3-1

EP-2010-000227-KHM

Cholera had 449 cases, and 60 deaths

2010--

AC-2010-000226-IDN

A boat accident occurred in Boleng strait. 10 people killed and 23 people were missing.

2010-8-9

FL-1997-000534-MMR

Destroyed houses in N0.10,Myopaw Ward,Myikyina and killed 4 people on 9 July 1997.Properties worth 3,000 USD was lost to the flood.

1997-7-9

FL-2009-000274-IDN

Heavy rain caused the overflow of Cibeta river. It broke-down the Citarum dike in the village of Tunggakjati (sub-district of Karawang)and the Village of Kutaampal (sub-district of Batujaya). The Floods inundating 17 sub-districts, the water height 50-200 cm. It destroyed 40 houses, 17 houses destroyed partially, flooding 26770 of homes.

2009-1-15

FL-1997-000533-MMR

Paungpyin flood that destroyed houses in 5 villages in Sagaing Division on 11 July 1997.

1997-7-11

EQ-2009-000273-IDN

on 10/1/2009 08:52 AM UTC an earthquake occurred in Kerinci, Jambi. It destroyed 635 houses , and 874 houses destroyed partially.

2009-10-1

OT-2009-000272-IDN

A tidal wave was hit 6 Villages (Kubutambahan, Kemukus, Kalibukbuk, Banjar Asem, Bungkulan, and Sangsit. 340 houses were destroyed partially

2009-2-6

FL-1997-000532-MMR

Second major flood of Homalin in 1997 monsoon period, causing several damage to rural houses, villages roads and acres of crops in 63 villages.

1997-9-25

FL-2009-000271-IDN

It occurred at 18:30 pm, hit 11 villages in 5 districts (North Samarinda, Samarinda Hulu, Samarinda Hilir, Samarinda Seberang and Kujang River). The cause of the overflow of Karang Mumus river result of high rainfall intensity

2009-4-19

FL-2009-000270-IDN

A flood hit district Seluma, Bengkulu Province. It had inundated 319 houses.

2009-9-30

FF-2009-000269-IDN

11 people killed, 119 people injured, 1670 people affected, and 2810 people homeless. The flash flood caused by overflowing rivers in sub-distric Maloso Matili (9 villages), sub-district Wonomulyo (7 villages), Bulo (2 villages), Luyo, Tinambung, and Campalagia

2009-1-10

FL-1997-000531-MMR

One of the major flood in 1997,5 villages in 2 wards,9916 households,9950 families, 59594 people were affected and the total iosses were 9,000USD.

1997-7-8

VO-2010-000223-PHL

The Bulusan volcano in the central Philippines has been ejecting ash and steam since since 6 November 2010. According to the National Disaster Risk Reduction & Management Council (NDRRMC), at least 34 families, 205 persons, have already evacuated from Casiguran, Sorsogon so far.

2010-11-10

FL-2010-000219-PHL

Floods caused by continuous rains affected 117 families and 548 persons. Rescue teams were mobilized in search for the missing.

2010-11-3

TS-2010-000213-IDN

At least 160 people are missing from an Indonesian village that was pounded by an enormous wave after a 7.5 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Sumatra caused a local tsunami

2010-10-25

VO-2010-000214-IDN

Indonesia's Mount Merapi erupted 3 times on 22 Oct, causing thousands to flee; authorities had put an area 10 km around the crater on red alert on 25 Oct.

2010-10-26

EQ-2010-000213-IDN

on 10/25/2010 09:42 PM (local time)at least 96 people are missing from an Indonesian village that was pounded by an enormous wave after a 7.2 SR earthquake off the coast of Sumatra caused a local tsunami

2010-10-25

TC-2010-000211-MMR

Cyclone Giri made landfall in Rakhine State on 22 October, close to the town of Kyaukpyu. The Myanmar Red Cross indicates that at least 4,500 people have been affected.

2010-10-22

FF-2010-000207-KHM

The report from Banteay Meanchey province indicated that at 7:40PM on Friday 15 October 2010, rain flooding and water flooding from the collapse of the K5 dike caused floodwater to reach up to the roof of houses in Kaun Damrey village, O?Chrov district. The flooding forces the villagers to set up tents on the road to camp out. In Poipet city, electricity was cut off completely in order to avoid electrical shock.

2010-10-15

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